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| Description | Amphitheathre of antique Capua |
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| Source | private photo |
| Author | Rico Heil |
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- Beschreibung: Antikes Amphitheater in Capua
- Quelle: aufgenommen am 16. August 2005 von privat
- Fotograf: Rico Heil (User:Silmaril)
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